"Caius the Shadow Monarch" Rating Score by カディーン

In the history of Yu-Gi-Oh, a great senior who served as a vanguard in the era when it was said, "If you buy 3 boxes of Struk, you can enter the tournament."
He is an advanced monster with 2400 RBI in his blessed race attributes, and he immediately compensates for Tribute Summon's add loss, and in some cases, he burns up to LP.
Nowadays, all of these effects are a little lacking in exchange for summoning rights, but at the time, even Zaborg the Thunder Monarch was treated as a symbol of inflation, so the impact was that something like this appeared. unfathomable.
Not only was he strong, but at a relatively low price of 1,000 yen, the elementary and junior high school students welcomed his existence with all their hands because he could get it in a state where he was called a deck. This card probably inspired more than a few duelists to start playing Yu-Gi-Oh in earnest.
In terms of card power, there is no doubt that it was second to none in terms of card power, but since it is much easier and more reliable to obtain, I think it was hard to compare against duelists at the time.
By the way, the first Monarch of Seppuku is actually this guy because it was normal to use himself as a target for the remaining opponents with LP 1000 or less.
Currently, since he can efficiently summon the highest level Monarch in the King of Monarch Deck, the opportunity to see him in actual battle has decreased significantly because the higher level Monarch itself is rarely adopted. It's not inferior in performance even in the modern age of inflation, but it's an anomalous example that disappeared because his deck, which can be used effectively, was not adopted.